Watchtower Archives

We've seen that in Black Lightning, people who may be having a bit of a bad day are picked up off the streets of Metropolis and sent to space to the Watchtower. Today, it's in Justice League: The Atom Project,  courtesy of John Ridley, Ryan Parrott, and Mike Perkins. Basically they are kidnapping kids and keeping them on a space[...]

Firstly you have to find them. Justice League Unlimited #2 by Mark Waid and Dan Mora Then there is a special machine. Justice League Unlimited #2 by Mark Waid and Dan Mora And then there's a sharp scratch. Justice League Unlimited #2 by Mark Waid and Dan Mora There's only one place and of this all ends up though. Power Girl #16[...]

Today sees the publication of The Question: All Along The Watchtower #2, Challengers of The Unknown #1, Titans and Nightwing The first sees The Bulleteer, as a new member of the vastly expansive Justice League, but taking on a minor role Created by Grant Morrison and Yanick Paquette for the Seven Soldiers in 2005, she[...]

It appears, if you read social media that the first issue of DC's new The Question: All Along The Watchtower series has #1 on Final Order Cutoff this coming Monday – retailers' last chance to change their orders before books go on sale If you dig a little deeper, you'll find a few preview pages[...]

We've known the Justice League Watchtower was returning for some time The satellite station in which the Justice League operate in, 20,000 miles in the sky in a geostationary orbit The original "Satellite-era" of stories ran from Justice League of America #78 in 1969, when the Satellite headquarters was built, and Justice League of America[...]